... application. THU HOME SECRETARY ON INFANT MORTALITY. A deputation from the British Meilical Association Wednesday waited upon Mr Asquith to urge the necessity for legislation with the view to lessening infant mortality preventing mothers from working in ...

... MORTALITY THK HOME SECRETARY OX IN'KANT A deputation from the British Medical Association Wednesday waited upon Mr Asquith urge the necessity for legislation with the view to lessening infant mortality by preventing mothers from working in factories for ...

... much keep down the deith-rate. Mr Pressley affords some interesting particulars as to the ages at which death occurred. Infant mortality, as always the case, is out of all proportion with the death-rate adults. No fewer than 06 dcat hs of children under ...

... much to keep down the death-rate. Mr Pressley affords some interesting particulars as the ages at which death occurred. Infant mortality, as is always the case, is out all proportion with the death-rate among adults. fewer than der.ths of children under ...

... none of our public boards can hold a candle to the gentlemen in charge of the educational interests of the burgh. Ordinary mortals have a notion that when money is laid out in any particular business it is with view to some return being made in the way ...

... roup recently, but failed to find pun baser, has been bought privately by Mr Alexander M‘Bobbie, postman. Master P. Paterson, infant son of Mr P. R. Paterson, coal merchant, Fraserburgh, drew the successful number at the recent ballot meeting of the Economic ...

... whole twelvemonth slight offered himself and the other honest men in the Finance Committee. Certainly not. Any other common mortal would have made a splutter aliout it at the moment, and not given the mischief time to gather liody and consistency, when ...

... matter was receiving their further consideration. The vexed question of accommodation at the Academy and the Prince Street Infant School occupied the attention of the School Board, and compromise was effected, providing for extended accommodation at both ...

... Mr Smith of Glendaveny thought the infants’ mistress at Boddam should have more than £6O he num* ber of applications showed that the salary they offered was too small. They been practically boycotted. The infants’ mistress ought to have least £75 or ...

... of apoplexy at Aberdeen, 30th December, 1843, built a school on the market stance. New Deer, long known as the * Brucklay Infant School,’ but now used reading room. He also fitted a place of worship at the castle. In February, the Rev. Robert Murray M'Cheyne ...

... parish was abnormally low, and amounted only last year the death-rate was 140, which is also less than usual. Mortality is highest amongst infants, as is always the case. Of 140 persons who died during 1897, were under years of age ; between and 15, ; over ...

... It’s no a nicht for the likes o’ you to oot, lass,” arid her kindly, fierce blast nearly tore the rags from her back, and the infant out of her arms. “The likes o’ she replied, with hoarse sob, she disappeared into the darkness. Alister had now left all the ...